LIFE MCP server

LIFE is a set of helper programs that give your AI a kind of long-term memory and identity. Instead of starting every chat blank, it can remember what it learned, how it feels about people, and what it was in the middle of doing. It is handy if you use your AI for ongoing projects and want it to feel less like a stranger each time.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something, and it uses one of the LIFE helpers behind the scenes. For example, when you ask what it remembers about a project, the AI calls the memory helper, which searches a local database on your computer. When you tell it how a meeting went, the AI can save that as a memory or a feeling about a person. Then it gives you back a short answer or a list, right in the chat. Everything stays on your machine.

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What you can do with it

• Save and search memories that fade if you do not revisit them
• Track how your AI feels about people, ideas, or projects
• See what work is still active and what has cooled off
• Write journal entries in the AI's own words
• Store lessons learned from past actions
• Read, write, and search files on your computer without using a terminal
• Make simple predictions that later turn into lessons

Try asking your AI

• “What do you remember about the Henderson project?”
• “Save a memory that Sarah prefers short emails on Fridays.”
• “What were we working on last time, and what is still open?”
• “Write a short journal entry about today's session.”

What it gives back to you

You get back short answers, lists, or summaries in the chat. For example, a memory search returns a few matching notes with dates. A check on relationships returns a list of people and how the AI feels about each one. When it saves something, it just tells you it saved it.

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Who it's for

People who use their AI for long-running projects and want it to remember context, relationships, and past lessons between sessions.